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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1945
Page
2
The Carey Times lists Thrall as editor and publisher with publication every Thursday. The paper is entered at Carey Ohio post office as second class mail matter and subscription rates are $2.00 per year or $1.00 for six months in advance.
A witty column notes postwar hopes for labor advances and new inventions while lampooning trends from aluminum foil for cigarette packs to a dog mange warning. It jokes about pallbearers, seed saves, and a Navy barber, with satirical takes on aging news, wartime economy, and civic neglect.
R. M. Reynolds 3/c, a U S navy member, has served about two years and is now in the South Pacific area since last July. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Reynolds of Fostoria and brother of Mrs. Cyril Brown of High street, Carey. the family were former Carey residents.
Tenor: Eighteen Franciscan Sisters observed their silver jubilees at the Franciscan convent in Tiffin on Tuesday June 12. A high mass at 10 was celebrated by Rev. Henry Friedel, with deacon Rev. Henry Gewert and sub-deacon Rev. C C Herringhaus and master of ceremonies Rev. George Jaeger. The sermon was by Rev. Basil Heiser. A reception followed. jubilarians listed include Sisters Mary Anthony Rita Stanislaus Olympia Otilia Alphonse Vincent de Paul Lagouri and others formerly of Leipsic Cleveland Miller City Fort Jennings. Father Friedel is Rita’s brother.
The Toledo OPA district director H. G. Bogart announced a 5 pound home canning sugar limit for the season per person in the district. This quota is three pounds less than the earlier stated probable allotment by regional administrator Birkett L. Williams.
Availability of adding machine ribbons and typewriter ribbons for any make machine advertised by The Carey Times.
The Navy announces a July 1 deadline to limit newspapers and magazines sent to Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard personnel overseas. Subscriptions must be prepaid and requests initiated by addressees. relatives may pay but not for unsolicited copies. Publishers must show a certificate and may replace full issues with clippings in letters.
The Women of the Moose elected officers on June 5 with Gladys Bakies as graduate regent and Dora Barth as senior regent among others. On June 12 Inez Stombaugh chaired chapter night, announcing Moose heart committee members Lena Wenzinger Emma Walters Rae Sopher and Cornelia Bakies. Five candidates were initiated and guest Earl Burson of the Carey Kiwanis Club spoke about Mooseheart visits.
Mr and Mrs Frank Copeland of Vanlue celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary on a quiet Friday near the spot of their 1879 nuptials. Illness kept them from a family dinner as Mr Copeland battles a heart attack in April. They have five children twenty four grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren with seven grandsons serving in the armed forces.
Rev Father Ambrose Finnegan leads Our Lady of Consolation with Pastor Rev Elmer Mulchay and Assistant Rev Aidan Witte. Sunday Masses listed 6 15, 8 00, 10 30 with 2 30 Devotions and Benediction. Weekday Masses at 7 00 and 8 15.
Pastor Wade H. Koons will preach on John the Baptist A Man of Conviction at 10:30 a.m. Worship. Sunday school starts 9:30 a.m. H B Snyder, superintendent. Carey lodge of Free and Accepted Masons guests. Luther League meets 6:30 p.m. for high school youth. Public invited.
The First Methodist Church lists a 9 30 am church school for all ages followed by 10 30 am morning worship with the sermon God Will Not Let Us Go. Senior and Junior Youth Fellowships meet at 6 and 6 30 pm, mid week service at 8 30 pm, and choir practice Thursday at 8 30 pm. Dr O B Ford will assist at Lakeside Christian Adventure camp and return to lead services. Joyce Jenkins Kay Hall and Wilma Cole accompany Dr Ford to Lakeside on the 24th and 29th.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Mc Clellan Doppler as superintendent Morning Worship at 10 30 sermon I Have the Keys B Y F 7 00 p m topic Responsibilities of Freedom Children Day program 8 00 Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 15 leader Lon Phillips BD Y F business and social at Miss Arlene Rickle home Friday Soul Winner s class at the Phillips home Thursday evening
Carey prayer services and evangelistic meetings announced by Rev. Leroy A. Hay pastor. Weekly events include Wednesday youth service at 8 p m and Sunday school at 10 a m with Sunday and Saturday evangelistic services at 8 p m. Salvation for the soul and healing for the body offered to all in town.
Indiantown Gap military reservation separation center began operations June 10 for discharge of soldiers from Ohio Pennsylvania and lower Michigan under the army point system. Center will operate on a limited scale at first with the first likely to be Pennsylvania veterans.
Great Lakes Sugar Co. production manager A. C. Joost says sugar growers in Northwestern Ohio and Southern Michigan can replenish national stocks by October or November if they add 10,000 to 28,000 acres of sugar beets to the 22,000 acres already contracted.
Sixty three paintings by contemporary artists were chosen for the Toledo Museum of Art's 32nd annual exhibition of selected American paintings, running from June 3 to August 26.
The Carey Times office advertises ordering family reunion cards for local readers. The notice emphasizes print services and calls attention to affordable options for event keepsakes.
At the regular village council meeting on Monday June 4 bills were ordered paid including salaries for W J Jefferson Frank Frey Ralph Green Verne Chesebro and others plus payments to Board of Public Affairs electricity for pumps and treatment plant and various vendors. Payrolls cover 432 hours on all lines totaling 275.88 with additional clerk marshal night officer fireman and extra police payments approved by finance committee. Local retirements and insurance bonds also listed.
Walter Johnson, Marion county engineer, announced final payment in settlement of a claim against the army and the public roads administration for damages to country roads caused by the construction of the Scioto Ordnance plant and the Marion Engineer Depot. The payout totaled 13 579 dollars, about 1000 dollars less than the amount requested.
The Census Bureau estimates the U S population at 138 955 469 on January 1 1945 including forces overseas. This shows an increase of about 7 286 000 since the 1940 census figure of 131 669 275.
A brief classified note notes typewriter ribbons available in stores, indicating pricing and stock at local shops. It references the newspaper edition and urges readers to visit or call for details.
Notice in Wyandot County probate court states H E Snyder of Carey Ohio is appointed administrator of the estate of Millie Payne deceased of Carey village Wyandot County Ohio. Judge Russell H Kear signs the 11th day of June 1945.
Notice is hereby given that Xavier FP Arnold of 3814 Leybourne Rivers Toledo Ohio has been duly appointed as administrator of the estate of Alphonsus L Arnold deceased late of the Village of Carey Wyandot County Ohio Dated this 4th day of June 1945 Russell H Kbar County Ohio.
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